[1jeffm]

I want to replace the factory fog lights with D2. Any suggestions on which type of light to use.

Diffused
Spot
Flood
Wide
Driving


also, any pros or cons as using them as fog light replacements ?

http://www.rigidindustries.com/d-series-surface-mount-led-lights-s/224.htm

 

[Alien10]

I just installed a set of KMD led lights on my front bumper. Wired them into the factory fog light harness and it works perfectly. I went with a flood pattern.

 

[kkuntz01]

I know there are people using them for that, but it's kinda a wast since they're really too bright to be used on a daily basis. Yeah there is a the cool kid factor running them, but you'd be better served running D1's or D2's as they're intended, as auxiliary lighting.

 

[Mathie84]

I went with the wide as fog and spot up top on my windsheild. I like the way they look and show light.

 

[07unlimitedx]

I've got Dually amber fogs for my fogs and like the output and I don't get flashed at all


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[BumpInTheRoad]

My question is whether any of these alternatives function effectively as FOG LIGHTS, as opposed to auxiliary lights? By this I mean they provide the correct pattern to cut through fog and illuminate the road surface with minimal backscatter.

 

[FireTrail741]

My question is whether any of these alternatives function effectively as FOG LIGHTS, as opposed to auxiliary lights? By this I mean they provide the correct pattern to cut through fog and illuminate the road surface with minimal backscatter.

I think most don't get that point. Brighter is. Not always better, function/purpose is. Not a shot at anyone here. Just sayin.

Like every usually says and especially the sales people: "Look how bright the lights are!" While looking straight at them. I say no, let's look down the road/trail and see how bright the lights are and do they serve my purpose.